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Youth Parliament visit

A total of 50 shortlisted youth based on their performance in the provincial level workshops were selected for the parliamentary visit. The parliament visit helped them to understand and relate their learnings at the workshops to the real-time functioning of the Parliament & meet the parliamentary officials to discuss and gain more knowledge.          

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